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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY q,
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNCHBuRG.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July q,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWJ DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNCHBuRG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
lg49 A. y. Daily, eia Richmond ana Peters.
Dng r1ilr0ad. Arrive a Po.ors-
burg ll:Is a. NJ; leave Petersburg
ii:i5 4, y. daily; arrive a. Norfolk
Pa p. VI.
1000 A. 81. Daily, ia Richmond aad Poters
burg railroad Arrive at Peters
burg iU.jl a. VI. No. leaves Pc
terDurg il.05 4. y. for FGrmyilo
LynchbUrg, Roanoke. Bristol
Knoxville. Sfd Oh points gou'h ana
west
THROCGH CAR 70 LYNCHBURG.
e.0' 2. n, Daily, except Snlday, vie Hieh.
mond AMI Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg 90 p NJ:
leave Petersburg 7:i5 p. N.
daily. arriving Norfolk 955 z. NJ
Through car MchmOud b. Norfolk.
sos Z. n. Daily except sunday, ola Rich.
mond aud Petersburg railroad
Arrive at Petersburg $50 +. NJ,
connecting With Train Ne.
leaving Petersburg at 7:35 p. N.
Tor fermyilie. LyncbDurg, Roo
noAe, Bristol, Knoxville. Chatts-
nooga. ard ali poia,s south aud
west
PULLMAN sLsEPiNd-cAB AccoSxoDA
JIUAc.
No. i-sleeping-car from Petersburg 20 Bris.
.ol without change, and lynchburg 10 Memphis
without change.
No. S-LyDchburg 20 Now Orleans, ard Roan.
0ke 10 Chattanooga without change
Tickets, baggaZe-checs 5, Lnd al Information
,en be obtained At MchmJnd and Petersburg
railroad depot anc ~ A. ". 0arDer's. 1000 MAR
street.. W. r. BEVIL.
General Passen or aud Ticket Agent
CHARLES @. EDDY, Yice-piesldonl
General Ofice. Roanoke. Va iva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18

TRAINS NuRrnwARD.
.pally. tpany laAcepl Sanaay.l

'Daiiy. tDany Except Suuday.l
SfOHii N1-pLAChS.
Nos. - sud I maze so stop. SosA ~ and -
stop only on signal 40 Manchester and Chester.
Nos. -. y, 80. q. 81 81 Is. and t6 VIII stop at
All stations for raeeengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On rra'u, Noe. 10 ard % sleepip gears n@-
tween New York ans Tampa, Fla, (rif LAWSON
yi'lel. On Train No. . sle"ping-cars betSe a
" lsling,on and Charleston. On Train No.
- slCeping-cars between Jacksonville and Now
York.
TIE ONLY ALl~RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAyS ARRIyE
Richmond. 10. ~ A. n. I Norfolk. go. 2:25 z. n,
Richmond. .t6.05 2. ". Norfolk. $50 p. N,
Norfolk ......'S:iOA \. VI. Richmond 1916 2. NJ.
Norfolk. teas 4. v. Richmond. 500 p. ".
These rains also make close connections for
Farmyille, Lynchburg, and Southwestern
points. ana all stations on the i,arfolk aud
Western railroad, except the 1919 rraiu. Pa
seugers torpolnts west # Petersburg should
leave ny the 1890 train instead.
Il. ". SULLN,
SIporlntendent
r n. EgE8slN. conceal Passenger Agent
SOL. Haas. Trsiiic Manager. au 20
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ONLY TWELVR HOURS RgrweEN hlcm.
NoNb AND bALTtNokelN KAra
pixkCrf0$.

uossesponalngiy aelk time . o:>,r oosnn.
xhxVush hllls q lsahs iasesa 4 ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18

GIOHMOND AND AILRGpANy
" RAILROAD.
oChEDULB or TRAINS IN kFFgCT
July ~. iSG.
TWO DAILY TRAINS lEXCEPT SUNDAY
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBuR0.
Through Accom- NiRht
1ail. lmodatiOn. ExpfesA
mo. l. No. 3 RIO. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.

SOL. HAAS. Tranic MANAGER;
r. b. THOMAS. General Manager.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Tho Eieventh Street Ar.on Case.

The criminal court will open for trials the
first Monday in October, and Justice Cox will
oCcury the bench the first two weeks During
that lime IL Is expected that the case of Miss
Mary j. Mcbride and John W. Mcfarland will
bt rCtried. They are charged with arson IN
fclting ire to q dwelling house on Eleventh
street, above f, in which Miss Mcbride was
living ~ the time. AT the first trial the jury
disagreed, eleven being Tor conviction and one
Tor aCnuiLtal.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

Mr.. samuel Proctor, an Old time caterer,
Gitd a. lis residence in this city Thursday
morning. During the war he N managed the
Senate restaurant sra also catered for Pres
d,nt Lincoln wien he cane here In 1851, lie
served The carnival bali Oh tue completion o.
The Pennsylvania avenue pavement In 1872
His funeral takes place sunday afternoon froGl
st. I.ukG's Church.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

on account of the twenty-tirst National En-.
eaupment of q. A. H., to be held in 81. Louis,
the q. and o. K. x. will sell excursion tickets
a. st Louis and return Mt rate of S2l5 from
September y to "a, inclusive, good TO arrive IN
st.. Louis until sept Is, inclusive, and good to
return until Oct 8, inclusive. The 3 u O. !,
the shortest, quickest, and most desirable route
lfum Washington to -. Louis.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Natnre,s Own TrnR Lanatiya.

Tho delicious favor md health properties Of
the need Of Bn agreeable and effective llHatiyu
the California Zig Syrup Co. commenced -
i,w clrg ngO TO manufacture a concentrated
EyrDp " tiCs whcn hNs given such general
hitigr drastic liver medicines aui GdA@nlG,
hitherto 10 use. n cO.tLya or bilious fry T.
For sale in 60 cent and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists
National Republican., 1887-09-24

rho following marriage .ic"nses have been
isuod; Antonla Evans and Elizabeth A. Bate
man, Frank Miller and MOIile Jones Charles
Il SliucbrakCr and Katherine c. GOoi-ioh
lDiE Of GCOrgetOwn d. c.; sherman Golden
lud Isabelle brOohs, William Humphreys aud
ailc Flynn, George Dame and Mary Il. Ben
Way, both Of Madison county, Va.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

lUAvE hrou rot!odicOi sufferer from Hi'
Fever 10 most annoying and iiltnsOne aiiir
tom sinte the summer o. 1879, AMI until
rs-d Ey's Cream npl n was never aple &, in,
any rcli,fuutll cold weather. ! eau ttuthfuil
Fay that Cream BN "a cured me / reg4ri Il u
Cf great value aud vOJld not he without /
dmirg me hay Fever tuasOU.
L.. NJ. GEORGIA, B'GyhnmptUu, v Y.
! WAS afflicted with liay Fever Tor sevrl
year,. Ely's Cream Eflm cured NC entirely.
II. j. CNiLifNS,
!. 81. j.. r. r., Ierrc alute iud.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

The many friends Of Mr., Charles Thompson,
jr., Will sympathize with him deeply in the
gfi!icton sustained in the loss Of his amiabe
ara lclnycd wife, Florence Thornton Thomp-
"' lnu"Cd was a sister Of Pay Dire 'tJT
;. N, md was general fivOritc
small childteu to the father
care.
National Republican., 1887-09-24


ludre Smell Yesterday fined Rose Williams,
tOltttd, Sln or 10 days for Ciuelly whipping her
inN"'r Ct s,Cpiaughier, Ncttie Cant
lN decree of the EQUITY court Rpsa H. Flngg
So "rCtd 10 convey her interest IN lot %, 80
ltT iU lean NcH in turtheranCe Of ~
contact made b,twvyu them.
Judge smell Yesterday sent Frank Boswell
10 Euwntd laur, two Culor,d b1ys, tn the
htfoIm school for rohbingthp houses Of Justice
NllU aud Commissioner Wright.
The following ulliCer5 have been elected by
he Clerks Association; President Wm *
'iiucs; irst vice president, J. W. Brooks see.
yid vice president, II, j. wilson; third vicH
trvsidcnt, }. G. Gihsnu; recording secretary, f..
!tCslHu: fiuauUiai secretary, II @. Fisngr;
Treasurer, g. Il Mautcr warden W. II. Fill
The Second Homestead Bnildlug Association
has been organized and the following objects
rave been elected President, H.. q. Cmppel;
NiCc PRESIDENT, DANIEL Shgnnbn; secretary. ]
J, bCrmouy; treasurer, f. u. Dunn directors,
Robert NcDOunid ThOs. !. Myers, j. n. Righ.
nrcscn, Hgury Wex, II, W. smith, Geo. W.
Dfnt, and John Finn.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

The last opsn sir cor cert for the season viii
take place at She Presiient, grounds this af.
tenOOn commencing II. 1880 o'clock. TIE fo.-
owing programme OF music viii hg reudgrcd
hy he Marine baud under the direction Of
HfUi. John thiHp SCusa, conductors Nprrh
"iUira,' GObbuurt~; overture, Jolly Rob
hurs," Suppe; selection, "MHdama II ,rrht.
DUE ON,nt'auh; scene and air "IcanuD
hburneuu," CouuOup; vase, "FruM the RhInt
4" the BHnube,' hrluE.BUiu: giprigl, "iHr
'ully COppersmith,' Peters; ohllO3ltipu
Aida Verdi; gglop, Tho song Of tn
>tuiks," FHIruGcl.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

Gafion Of the G. A. II. Encamp.
.outs Mo-, the Pennsylvania Rail-
ceS the sale OF round trlp tickets
... -- ..s-.Igton Sept. q to 81 inclusive, glOh
10 return until oct. ~, aL the rate OF S2J.5J.
Consult schedule OF trains.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Tennyson'a "May Queen"

WHO knows but If the beautiful girl who d led
30 yuuIE LGd been blessed with Dr. Iiurce'S
"Fnrori'e Prescription" she mlght have
ry'l ned on mary another bright M4y-day. Tn
'FGyutite Prescription" Is n Ce'Lain cure Ir
I'll those disorders 10 which females arc
Liable
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Fnnrrnl of a NiInlster

SEE our London made fail overCOatS. Very
English you know Prices from sl5 t. 50.
No one else has them. L. i. DARSUM * Co.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
nc,th -, F.tin,ay,Ir Lode

CuR new lrht weight oycrcNats Mt SO, Sl2,
Sl'.tNS md slh nre the very newest styles
/, y, RAESUM IL co.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Lnrt MhIie nonse rnncert.

sg5 SUITS to order, far superior to any wo
ever offered. ElsEMAS BROS, Manufacturers,
cor. 7th and SITS,
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Urnth rrmn ArnnInxy.

Maj, C.. C. Simp.Jn, Of Illinois, for many
Nesr q clerk in he srGIetlry's office OF the
Scua.v, GI'u aiIGCniy yesterday Oi upCpleGy.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
WHETHER YOU prefer the sea breeze or bra

WHETHER you prefer the sea breeze or Drnc-
Ing mountain air for your summer vacation,
you should not omit to provide yourself with q
bottle OF AngosturG Bittcrs, witch Is the nc
kuOwledged regulator of the digestive organs.
BE sure tug get The genuine urtiClr, manufactured
only by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert IL Sous.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

a.a, ,Gr now striped and niSel ca asslmeEe
suits fcr 30 and SIS a. Ba,nunF
National Republican., 1887-09-24

Til. funeral of the Rev. ". D. Evans took
pn'c yesterday afternoon from the Metropul-
itI NJ, K. Church, aud was largely ATTENDED.
The deceased was born in Ireland OF English
rarentage. He served aS Presbyterian minis.
ngo he came to America aud settled In Prince
George county, Md. Subsequently he re-
moved 10 this city, and served as pastor Of the
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church for some
years and about twelve years ago he united
with the Metropolitan NJ. L, Church.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Heath of ap old Caterer.

The quality ana finish of our S. pants to order
lrC surprise to everybody. ElsEMAS BROS,
AiaHu'aGtuIeTF, cor. 7th Iud II.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
rnrlor car nnlllmnrn nnd.nhln nnllrnnl

1he parlOr car now running bcsweel WASH
rptun and S,auuton will be withdrawn from
sciyiCe next Monday, Sept. 20.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
Iixcnrsinn 10 ST. Lnnla.

lUsT received new. stylish, aud durnbl,
sEOIt pants suits, meCium and heavy weights
Tor $500 at Barnum's.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
FULFILLING

A. prOmiS9 creates a feeling OF
confidence, and therein lies sue
CESS,
Our Fall Exhibition has bsen
ono Of entire satisfaction, not
alone TO us, but also to OR large
and increasing trade.
Whenever We illuminate our
advertisements, as we have on
this occas on, Wa do so knowing
full we'll that our honest eff >rts
bring us golden harvests. Ths
battle has begun, aud wa have
destroyed the ensmy, not with
dynamite, but with low prices.
Victory is ours, and we shall
strain every nerve to maintain
1t.
We arc going to show you how
10 maintain it, and that is to
undersell all competitors, no
matter at what cost, We start
with
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
G5c Mons heavy supersnil Undershirts, 35c;
q9c Mems Red Wool Knit Shirts and Dr,w.
.5c Mems lambs Wool Shirts aaa D.lw-
crS, g9C yalIp, Si.2l.
O3c Men's Fiuo Pieated Unlaunierei Shirts,
GgC: value, NDc
;5c Men, Is Cr.!uloll Guns, 3jc; value, 5lc.
lSc Aeu's CaluI0.d Collars, lHr;ylus 30
o." Mons Three uly Linen Collars, 3 ~ ljn
value lyi8u each
i5c Ei,nFs Five-ply Linen CuH>, l5c, value,
DC
L AIDES UNDERWEAR
2lc I4fsS yes,s, Pic, value, 2jc.
$50 Ladies' Vets and Pants, medium
weight, G5c; vulue 49r.
.,llc Lnaic: Vests and Pants medium weight
ilc; value, 59n.
7to ladies' Rcd Euit Medlcatea Vests aud
.7fc ieilcs, FIHe Lambs Wool Pants ton'y)
75c: NIrc. 81 70
i2Hc Ladics' Fine Embroidered OaemIset,os,
20 Ladies Full Regular Made Do'5y
Ribbed Hose, TO 70, 25e; value, 35e.
EPicked Here and There.
Cotton Birdeyo-lS inch, 55c, 20 inch, 6oci
2s aud 30 inch Scotch Gingham Umbrellas.
pnragon frame, 09t; value, Gl.i9
Sl.lS s, Fret2s Best Quality % Inch Gloria,
sl.s !. j. Fretaa Best Quality % inch Gloria,
Rold he oGa, Si.sS value. s?.l.
CARPETS.
lcIgc Venetian Stair Carpet, 12'5c; value,
4gC Smyrna Mats, a9G; value, 7jc.
&C Sn!ch Carpet Lining, &c; yallc, Sc.
WRAPS.
sls0 Misses Revere front Tight.dtting
Jacket, with HOOD. 81 So value, $3.50
slt9 Ladies Black Boucle Jackets, stripe
satin hOOu, el.y9; value, s3,s9.
81 20 f'lllfTNU'S (IeLfshpQ EOlt. with
81 %: value $780,
MEMS and BOYS HATS.
Boys Wool Hats DC
BOYS D.ue Rcrsoy Hats, 37Lc.
Boys HACK stiff Hats, 49c.
MEMS KnOCkahout Hats 400.
Mems Fine Wool SJf Hats, black and
brown, 500.
Mems Fine Black Has, % shapes, O9c.
CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28.
National Republican., 1887-09-24
roe suALl rutHos or \ DAY

oi.un, ucrrrrrnc-, 70 aud Annnt co
National Republican., 1887-09-24
LADIES UNDERWEAR

Cotton Birdeye-lS inch, 55ci 20 inch, 6Oc;
% inCh. Csc.
2s aud 30 inch Scotch GinghGm Umbrellas,
pnrsgcn frame. 00r: value, Gi.i9
Sl4S s, Fret2's H3s, Quality % inch Gloria,
Sl4S; value, 81 75
Sl.SS :. :. Ftet2'a Best quality 20 Inch Gloria,
gold hJ RQ, bl IS; value, 50 n.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

/. &st. j. R. r, rerrc aluie, iud.
National Republican., 1887-09-24

ludre Smell Yesterday fined Rose Williams,
olttcd, So or 10 days for c'uelly whipping her
% Nr'r cd stCpiaughier, Npttig Cant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30
BHLLAIRE.

The funeral of Henry Carr yesterday af
| ternO0n was well attended.
John Donford has been doing the lOcaI
work on the Independent for several days
The Lantern Globe Works laid of two
days for Christmas and will not stop work
on New Years.
The river and creek are both frozen over
with rough ice, hut the boys have found
enough smooth surface in places for skat.
ing. West of town the creek is excellent
for skating.
George NJ. Wise, who has been assisting
Postmaster Cooper of late, has been i'll fol
several days, but was able to he on duty
yesterday.
There seems to be no doubt of the fact
that We are to have free delivery of mail,
and preparations are already being made
in quiet way for its inception.
James FittOn, the plumber, was 81 years
of aye yesterday, and he celebrated the oc'
casiOn.
The GAINESVILLE roller rink which has
been used M a tobacco factory for about a
year, has been cleared up, and the roller
skate is heard in il again.
Herman Perry, the young forger, who
was taken 10 st. Clairsville Jail, Is wanted
by hotel keeper in GAINESVILLE who has
quite large bill for grub against the
prisoner.
The Watt Car Wheel Works, at Barnes
Vile, made things pleasant for its sixty
employees by presenting each with Christ
mas turkey.
Quite number of families in the city
are in very destitute circumstances. They
will receive relief by application TO the
WOmen's Benevolent Society.
The Fifth Avenue Opera Company, which
plays here next week, comes st popular
prices, 10, 30 and 80 cents. All of their
plays are of high order.
The Nail Works went on Tuesday for
about week.
The NJ. T. Church Mission School held
supper in City Hall last night.
Edward Morley and Miss Clara La
Roche were married on Wednesday even
ing, by Rev. Gull.
Miss Katie Heath, of Pinch Run, enter.
tanned friends on Wednesday evening.
A drunken tramp entered the Johnson
House about 10 o'clock Wednesday night,
and finding a vacant room locked the door
and went TO bed. About midnight the
regular occupant of the room showed up,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30
LIVE sTOCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December % -Cattle-Ro-
ceipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market steady; choice S. 25a5 rs; good
81 90a5 90; stockers and feeders 81 50a
3 90; Texas cattle 81 rs az 70.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
10, 600 head; market strong; mixed S. l5a
5 55; light 81 90a5 %; heavy S. 4Oa5 IS:
skips S. 40a3 20.
Sheep Receipts j, 500 head; Shipments
|, 500 head; market strong; choice S. Ola
5 so; inferior to good So 0oa4 IS: wes,srn,
So 5Oa5 10; Texans 81 Qua" 90 lambs
81 50A6 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIRERTY, Pa, December 29.-Cat
tle-Receipts 95 head; shipments 2's
head; nothing doing; all through consign
ments.
Hogs-Receipts 200 head; shipments
1900 head; market active; Philadeiphias
S. 75a5 80; mixed S. 5Oa5 65; Workers
SIS 45a5 so; common to fair S. 15a5 30.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
800 head market firm at yesterdays prices.
New York.
New YORK, December 29.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 200 head; market firm; common to
good selections 7iaSc.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market &C
tive and strong; ordinary to good sheep
81 iOa5 30; Nrdinary TO choice lambs 81 OO
az %.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market
nominally steady aIS5 4Oa5 S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30
A MUTINY AT HALIFAX.
Serious Trouble Anticipated Among Brit,
ish SoldIsry.

Serious Trouble Anticipated Among Brit
ish SOldIsry.
New YORK, December 2s.-A Halifax
dispatch says: A state Of semi mutiny
prevails among the soldiers of the York
and Lancaster regiments quartsred in the
Wellington Barracks. Bad feeling has
been brewing among certain companies for
some time. TwO-thirds of the regiment
prepared to celebrate Christmas in old
English style They handsomely decorated
tho barracks and issued invitations for q
ball During yesterday there was great
deal of drinking among the men. In fact,
most of them were drunk; when orders
were issued that no more liquor should be
supplied to the men of Company G, the
men of that company had had enough to
be very ugly, and from that moment
trouble WAS assured.
At six o'clock the festivities and all
preparations for the ball were brought to
sudden stop by the discovery that the
barracks had been set on fire. The fire
was located in Company CO department,
and WAS quickly exiinguished. 1t was
Marty the work of an incendiary. Three
of the soldiers were in the place at the
time They were put under guard. The
whole battalion was called out into the
exercising grounds, formed in companies
Extra sentTies and guards were put on
duty and orders given that no man should
leave the barracks that night; that all tes-
nvities were at an end, and the ball was
indefinitely postponed.
The men were terribly enraged at the
severity of the orders issued by Colonel
Luck, and that commanding officer. clad
in full uniform, was booted and jeered at
nv the frenzied soldiers. A mob of them
is reported to have surrounded and badly
iostIed him. The same barracks were
burned twenty years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30
the ENGURABLE
CURED

UarErSsyuLE. Ky. Feb. q, ISL.
Cnntfameu-S'.yen years ago >,Ie 49,
t.r.luu 90, nose from niger hai SclSt 'L
t',.rIa few simple remedies. but Tue spIe
a.. ..sl r..i lu.lI. | rev worse every yttd
r..r 49,. IA years Many thought had San.
.,r H,tr n year as-u commenced tAklhf
,nt fyyp ,Inlrn BOTTLES entirely cured
fr. When / bs~Etu with SwlltN SpT,'uv,
v..siu very ruur health, aud cnuid hMuly
,.r.a aDuuJ After hal hhiI'rH th' S"u a,I
rs IS -. | was sjrnus ana hUoH 'u', an,
49,. ord nup,Iitt'. I regard it a. = most
,..Iuanir medicine Tor ladies' In weak uEn
etc. health. o. Is h"uS"hnhi heuitue
Mas. Il. ". WILSON
Sr,rr,yrrEG. 5. G., April ?, lSSi.
Gentlemen. Frr twsuty years nav haI
@. .,.,ru NV Irtt ,HTs's. 10 h.tb SrauuallS
nrrn sr,'" in w nr'i 'S yr ".s, unable e. do
,,,.. ,,4y .r.a.rL LIST isul a year ago lbtka"
r.ing = - \. 40 Ir~t 10 ,nhtnlcu lut ~",',
rul 10 L,rstm" more NthI'ut Ih1n .'s,,'i
rtrf..H So, indeed, that my iamly lhSls,tN
r..f -hIul1 I,.ss,, 80 the medicine. per
- In rrEir. iil., y - = Al the enu OF two
ll.ntHS the sore WAS eDl.rlIy htaleu. l nI"A
f..-. that the evil wG~ uu. ut my CCnSIltu'U'u'
4 .L.fE ~ rho ynp,IHluv, hut In November.
a. months after. a very slight hre1klhS ou'
ann trpd. az once hyEau Skaln on >. :, -
,.,.r. T,Tth tu y = =. % rs.s done me more
.sa.i than ala taa doctors ana ntheF hl,u'
''"'' lever ''''' Nouns a. l. suASps,
WINSTON. y. G. ApriI Il, 1871.
CCutlpmcu-TNu ur three years uEo q CH an,
Ger came ON my Tare. lt son GISM W ~
mite large. 10 wore ON me, ana my seher'I
b.lth MAS very poor. Last StpStuloSa
Is-,n a ,,,urss, 81 :. s. s, which nave con
i.ruri To- the present tiue win me hAPpteSt'
r..,utf THE cancer has entirely uisappSaIeu'
r,rre being mo- evidence or symptom %
,,ncerOus character leTt- My genefal neAlt ~
h. ..t.od now, and my appettte better ~ Shah ~
~. heen in years. / am - years Oil, auu
a., Iay / am working la the HE'LL planting
curn. Yours truly, JONAS AL
,;sntlemen-I had q sore on my upper ~
- ,.Ight Years seven different dOctofs AZ
i,.r,Dtgd in vain to heal 10. one gave me
r,a.tll Vial Tor i've dollars, which was . CIT 81,
lin cunr1 IL l. needless To say that ~ uhi
,I,. no good. About two years aSO 3eSA NH
30. tineosy. "A people thought had can
mi I took a course OF eighteen bOLtleS
,TS SIS The result has been q conlRssetIe
,.,lrs The ulcer or cancer healed oeansuul
4, IravIus. scarcely pcrceptiDle Sesltf ,L en-
limit tInV have bcen I'm cNcellent u Selth, w
EI.rInr hayIu: purified my blonH tho .'t ~,
a, Increased nay appetite and pSTleCleu ny
'"lfi,n In a word | feel ike new
,,,1p,au ami hest OF all. the eight year uiSS'
y ~''u' '"''''''' Mrs W. =. CANNON
,rpntnn, Todd Co, Ky, Feb. ., 1881.
-r-,.,ts, ~, pl,ol and skin Diseases mailed
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49, Drawer ), Atlanta, Ca